FHI 360 develops evidence-based climate solutions to ensure a better future for all. With climate change posing a growing threat to people and the planet, we help communities open pathways to resilience and sustainability.
From undermining food security to sparking conflict and crises, climate change intensifies challenges in nearly every area of human development. That’s why we integrate climate action into all we do. By promoting green economic growth, advancing climate-smart health care and driving climate-resilient disaster recovery, we help communities recover from crisis and find more sustainable ways to learn, work, live and thrive.
Communities that have been historically marginalized often face the most severe risk, so our work centers their needs and perspectives. Through research, program innovation and policy advocacy, we work alongside local partners to find ways forward together.
Our work in environment and climate action
One Health
FHI 360 brings deep experience and expertise to our One Health partnerships, a public health approach that addresses the interconnectivity of humans, animals and the environment.
Air pollution and health
To advance our vision of a healthier world for all, FHI 360 is adapting proven strategies to target air pollution in alignment with the World Health Organization’s policies.
Climate-smart health care
To help ensure that the future of health is both inclusive and environmentally friendly, FHI 360’s climate-focused work in the health care space includes decarbonizing the health sector and building health system resilience.
Collaborative community-led solutions
FHI 360 works in partnership with civil society organizations and local governments to advance locally led capacity to adapt to climate shocks.
Green livelihoods
To strengthen communities’ capacity to manage their own resources, FHI 360 champions green livelihoods, particularly for historically marginalized populations.
Social and behavior change
We believe that social change and behavior change are at the heart of our global work and are vital to achieving our health and development goals.